The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-08-19
NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. Cleveland celebrated her twenty.
third birthday anniversary very quietly ut
Oakview, on the 2lst.
Boston capitalists are reported 20 have re-
Gently subscribed about 81, 100000 TO rail.
road project in Lake County, Cal, in which
Receiver McNulta, Of the Wabash system,
Is interested.
Lieutenant General Salamanca has been
appointed Captain General of Cuba.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland went
TO Oakview the other day, and will make
their home at that country residence dur
ing the remainder Of the summer.
The Globe tack works, at Norristown, Pa,
were attached the other day on executions
amounting TO $4,000. The works continue
operations.
The Canadian Knights OF Labor, at
meeting held the other evening, voted to
secede from the General Assembly OF the
United States.
II is learned from an authentic source
that the Spanish government has decided
to abolish the export duties on Cuban
sugar, molasses and spirits.
The family of the late Josiah La Sale, OF
Springfield, Mass, have given $4,000 to
Williams College to complete the lie Sale
gymnasium, founded by Mr. La Sale.
News has been received that the British
cyclone off the coast of Java, and that
twenty-five persons, all there were on
board persisted.
Gently liberated from an insane asylum at
Paris where he had been placed by his rel
atives, has gone to Liverpool, whence he
will embark for America.
J. M. White, cashier of the Philadelphia
Times Publishing Company, has been held
in s. 600 for trial at the next term Of court
on the charge Of embeZzlement of between
5000 and $4,000 OF the company's funds.
Two sailors named John Mooney and Fred
Donley were fined $500 each and sent to
the workhouse for six months, by Judge
Kelley, of Cleveland, Ohio, for robbing a
boy Of two dollars and threatening to kill
him.
The Sante Fe railway has issued circu-
lar giving notice to all whom it may con-
Germ that no spirituous, vinous or malt
liquors, not even for mechanical, culinary,
sacramental and sacerdotal purpose, will
be received for Indian Territory points.
Order of American Mechanics, in session
at Erie, Pa, appointed a committee TO ask
Of Congress the imposition of a heavy per
capita tax on foreign immigrants, and that
a residence OF twenty-one years be required
| TO make foreigners eligible o public office.
To stop hand-car racing, indulged in now
| and then by the section men, the Lake
| Shore has issued an order prohibiting the
men running their cars any nearer together
| than 800 feet. With that interval OF dis
| lance between them there will be no fun in
| racing.
! Gen. Wander Smissen, Lieutenant-Gener-
| al commanding at Brussels, created SEN
| sation, the other day. by speech he made
10 fn1A flNv
attacked Parliament for its course in reject
| ing the clause in the army bill relating to
personal service. He also declared that
+ the independence and honor of Belgium de-
| pend upon an increase of the army.
Papers were served upon Robert Garrett
| at the Victoria Hotel, New York, the other
| day, in two suits brought by Messrs. Ives
and Staynor, one for the performance OF a
| contract for the delivery by Garrett TO
| Ives and Staynor, at a fixed sum, OF the
controlling interest in the Baltimore &
Ohio properties, the other for pecuniary
damages for breach OF said contract.
| The annual meeting of the shareholders
! OF the Panama canal was held at Paris the
| other day, presided over by NJ. De Lesseps
| The annual report read at the meeting was
! less positive in stating that the canal would
| be completed in 1889 than the previous re-
| expressed hope that the connection be
tween the two oceans might be made by
| that time, after which the work Of finish
ing the canal would be prosecuted vgor.
ously. Dom Pedro H., Emperor OF Brazil,
| was present at the meeting.
! Mary Josephine Kiman, Rev. Mother
| Amelia, Superioress of the Order OF Sisters
of st. Mary in America, died on Wednes
| day night at the home convent OF the order,
| in Lockport, N. Y. She was born in Prum,
| GERMANY, In 1924, and came 70 America and
| founded the order in this country in 1863
| She first entered the noviate at Namur, in
| Belgium, in 1874 She was well known all
over the country, especially in Catholic cir.
cles. She leaves two sisters, two OF whom
are in the church Death was caused by
| congestion of the BRAIN
Michael j. Dixon, a well-known ice cream
manufacturer of New York city, and a
friend, were killed by lightning while fish
ing on Princess Bay S. l., a few days ago
| The stroke knocked both men from the
boat.
Mrs W. B. Mills, her two daughters and
| q sister-in-law went into the lake near
Arden, Ont, to battle One of the daugh-
tiers got beyond her depth and the others
went to her rescue. The result was that
all except the younger daughter were
| drowned.
Lambert Giltings, aged eighty-one, one OF
| Baltimore's most prominent citizens, died
in that city of paralysis a few day ago. I'm
Ill few years ago he conducted an i'm
mense commission business with foreign
countries, and retired worth over million
| dollars.
General Paine's new eel.sloop Volun-
teer, on her trial trip, the other day, COM
plctely outsailed the Priscilla and Bedouin